Risk status denotes an unchanging level of risk whilst the fluctuating nature of a risk state enables changes over time and situations to be considered in treatment planning.
Essentialist meaning a view that detects an unchanging, and unchangeable, essence or identity.
The elder Mr. Bent is widely hailed as the creator of the world's first money market mutual funds, which since the 1970s have been marketed to small investors as a low-risk investment with an unchanging share value of $1 and the potential to earn a more attractive yield than a bank savings account.
Most actuarial tools used to predict someone's risk of recidivism consider only unchanging factors, like their number of past offenses and the sex of their victims.
Furthermore, culture is not monolithic, nor it is unchanging, nor still is it unchangeable.
These secular trends in socioeconomic differences in coronary risk factors (independent of increasing age of our cohort) reflect the unchanging or perhaps increasing social inequalities in CHD occurring in Britain [4], [28].
One thing Glasner doesn't do, though, is point out not just that Stelzer seems weirdly obsessed with inflation risks despite the complete absence of any evidence, but the unchanging nature of that obsession.
The assumption of unchanging of river morphology during inundation modelling should therefore be open to question for flood risk management.
The Denver schools essentially made the same choice some homeowners make: opting for a variable-rate mortgage that offered lower monthly payments, with the risk that they could rise, instead of a conventional, fixed-rate mortgage that offered larger, but unchanging, monthly payments.
There might some sense in that if the world was unchanging but the power of diversity - like cultural or intellectual diversity in humans - is all about a risk strategy in changing circumstances," said Hopper.
